Sentence examples for matriculate at from inspiring English sources

This may also affect eligibility for state grants and, in some states, the ability to matriculate at a public college.

About 350 of the applicants requested an early decision and promised to matriculate at Wesleyan if accepted before Christmas.

Against the advice of her parents' many friends, Apollonia decided to go ahead with her plan to matriculate at Harvard the following fall.

The ancient drama is set in Athens; the novel takes place in Stellar Plains, N.J., and the women and young girls work or matriculate at Eleanor Roosevelt High.

More than 70 percent of Americans matriculate at a four-year college — the seventh-highest rate among 23 developed nations for which the O.E.C.D. compiles such statistics.

By June 1661, he was ready to matriculate at Trinity College, Cambridge, somewhat older than the other undergraduates because of his interrupted education.

Petraeus matriculated at West Point in 1970.

He matriculated at the University of Leiden in 1630.

Teague had matriculated at N.Y.U.

(Before that, painters and sculptors matriculated at monasteries and guilds).

He attended Phillips Academy and Oberlin College before matriculating at Harvard University (A.B., 1870).